Latest Phosphate Projects News

Minbos Resources clarifies leadership changes and confirms the validity of its mining contracts while addressing financing delays linked to local shareholder disputes in Angola.

Minbos Resources has appointed Rob Newbold as Acting CEO following the resignation of Lindsay Reed, while grappling with administrative and shareholder challenges delaying its key phosphate project in Angola.

PhosCo Ltd has reported outstanding final assay results from its Gasaat Phosphate Project in Tunisia, setting the stage for maiden resource estimates at the KM and SAB prospects. These high-grade intercepts promise to enhance early project economics and underpin an optimised scoping study.

Aguia Resources has successfully raised $5 million through a well-supported placement to fund key developments in its Colombian gold and Brazilian phosphate projects. The capital injection aims to boost production and strengthen the company's balance sheet.

Aguia Resources reported a challenging quarter with cash outflows exceeding inflows, leaving less than one quarter of funding available. The company plans capital raises and anticipates improved cash flow from its phosphate and gold projects.

Minbos Resources advances key financing deals and unveils a cost-cutting plan for its Cabinda Phosphate Project, while forming a strategic joint venture to develop green ammonia production targeting 2028.

Avenira Limited has made significant strides in developing its Wonarah Phosphate Project, bolstered by strategic operational appointments and advancing infrastructure plans. Meanwhile, exploration at the Jundee South Gold Project is set to commence in 2026 amid ongoing regulatory challenges.

PhosCo Ltd has reported outstanding assay results from its KM Prospect within the Gasaat Phosphate Project in Tunisia, setting the stage for a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate this quarter. These high-grade phosphate intercepts promise to enhance the project's economics ahead of an updated Scoping Study.

Canadian Phosphate Limited has improved its operating cash flow and strengthened its balance sheet through a successful capital raise and asset sale, while advancing key permits and strategic partnerships for its Canadian phosphate projects.

A takeover premium blew the doors off the Materials board this week, while one discounted equity raise did the opposite. Uranium names kept climbing on real production progress, and rare earths stayed in favour as governments and buyers circle supply.

A takeover offer lit up small caps, while one high-growth software name slid hard despite strong sector news. Resources dominated the winners list, but investors still punished dilution and discounted fundraisings.

PhosCo Ltd reports significant progress at its Gasaat Phosphate Project in Tunisia, backed by a €1 million EBRD grant and promising drilling outcomes at KM and SAB deposits. The company is well positioned amid rising global phosphate demand and tightening supply.